100 Hiit Workouts PDF

100 HIIT Workouts
2019
N. Rey | darebee.com
100 HIIT workouts
1. Action Time 35. Fire Punch 69. Pouncer
2. Activator 36. Flamethrower 70. Power Bolt
3. Adrenaline Rush 37. Flyby 71. Power Melt
4. Ants in My Pants 38. Free Fall 72. Power Shed
5. Beginner HIIT 39. Game Changer 73. Power Strike
6. Belly Burner 40. Genesis 74. Power Trim
7. Better Tomorrow 41. Get It Done 75. Purge
8. Blaster 42. Grasshopper 76. Quick HIIT
9. Blueprint 43. Grind 77. Rambler
10. Boiler Room 44. Hear Me Roar 78. Rapid Fire
11. Boxer 45. Hell’s Circuit 79. Reanimator
12. Bulletproof Abs 46. Heyday 80. Recalibrator
13. Burn Mode 47. Homemade Hero 81. Reckoning
14. Burn Zone 48. Hotfoot 82. Rectifier
15. Cardio Dive 49. Howler 83. Refiner
16. Cardio Mixer 50. Huff & Puff 84. Respawn
17. Cardio Prime 51. Incinerator 85. Reviver
18. Cardio Pro 52. Inferno 86. Rewired
19. Carpe Diem 53. Intervention 87. Ricochet
20. Catch 54. Into The Fire 88. Rocket Fuel
21. Chisel Express 55. Mass Blast 89. Run & Gun
22. Chopper 56. Max Impact 90. Scissors
23. Coda 57. Max Out 91. Shifter
24. Combat Burpee 58. Melt Off 92. Silver
25. Confessor 59. New Beginning 93. Sizzler
26. Core Burn 60. No One Is Watching 94. Skydiver
27. Core Sculpt 61. No Surrender 95. Smoking Hot
28. Crossfire 62. Odyssey 96. SOS
29. Cursor 63. Out Of Excuses 97. Super Burn
30. Double Helix 64. Overdrive 98. Super HIIT
31. Drifter 65. Overhaul 99. Sweat Inc.
32. Expedited Delivery 66. Over The Rainbow 100. Toaster
33. Fab Abs 67. Persephone
34. Fast & Dangerous 68. Phoenix Burn
Introduction
Bodyweight training may look easy, but if you are not used to it, it’s very far
from that. It is just as intense as running and it is just as challenging so
if you struggle with it at the very beginning, it’s perfectly ok – you will get
better at it once you start doing it regularly. Do it at your own pace and take
longer breaks if you need to.
You can start with a single individual workout from the collection and
see how you feel. If you are new to bodyweight training always start any
workout on Level I (level of difficulty).
You can pick any number of workouts per week, usually between 3 and 5
and rotate them for maximum results.
Some workouts are more suitable for weight loss and toning up and others
are more strength oriented, some do both. To make it easier for you to
choose, they have all been labelled according to FOCUS, use it to design a
training regimen based on your goal.
High Burn and Strength oriented workouts will help you with your weight,
aerobic capacity and muscle tone, some are just more specialized, but it
doesn’t mean you should exclusively focus on one or the other. Whatever
your goal with bodyweight training you’ll benefit from doing exercises that
produce results in both areas.
This collection has been designed to be completely no-equipment for

maximum accessibility so several bodyweight exercises like pull-ups have
been excluded. If you want to work on your biceps and back more and you
have access to a pull-up bar, have one at home or can use it somewhere
else like the nearest playground (monkey bars), you can do wide and close
grip pull-ups, 3 sets to failure 2-3 times a week with up to 2 minutes rest in
between sets in addition to your training. Alternatively, you can add pull-ups
at the beginning or at the end of every set of a Strength Oriented workout.
All of the routines in this collection are suitable for both men and women,
no age restrictions apply.
The Manual
Workout posters are read from left to right and contain the following
information: grid with exercises (images), amount of time to perform it for
next to each, number of sets for your fitness level (I, II or III) and rest time.
All workouts in this collection are time-based. You will need a stopwatch to
keep the intervals. Get a stopwatch or download a stopwatch app on your
mobile phone. Alternatively, go to darebee.com/filter, find the workout you
want to do and use an on-page timer.
The transition from exercise to exercise is an important part of each circuit
(set) - it is often what makes a particular workout more effective.
Transitions are carefully worked out to hyperload specific muscle groups

more for better results. For example if you see a plank followed by push-ups
it means that you start performing push-ups right after you finished with
the plank avoiding dropping your body on the floor in between.
There is no rest between exercises - only after sets, unless specified

otherwise. You have to complete the entire set going from one exercise to
the next as fast as you can before you can rest.
What does “up to 2 minutes rest” mean: it means you can rest for up to
2 minutes but the sooner you can go again the better. Eventually your
recovery time will improve naturally, you won’t need all two minutes to
recover - and that will also be an indication of your improving fitness.
Recommended rest time:
Level I: 2 minutes or less

Level II: 60 seconds or less
Level III: 30 seconds or less
If you can’t do all out push-ups yet on Level I it is perfectly acceptable to do

knee push-ups instead. The modification works the same muscles as a full
push-up but lowers the load significantly helping you build up on it first. It is
also ok to switch to knee push-ups at any point if you can no longer do full
push-ups in the following sets.
EC stands for “Extra Credit”.
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The workouts are organized in alphabetical order so you can find the
workouts you favor easier and faster.
1 Action Time
Action Time Workout is, essentially, a supercharged burpee but with double
the pain you get double the benefits. Keep your body straight during planks
and don’t drop down during planks and their transitions. Your ultimate goal
is to keep the plank throughout never dropping down to your knees... even
though you will really, really want to.
Extra Credit: Keep the plank throughout the set.
Difficulty
2 Activator
Get your body moving and challenge your fascial fitness with an HIIT
workout that requires you to move in a truly coordinated, balanced way.
You work everything here and the load piles up as the workout progresses.
Add EC for that extra edge and what you have is a workout that keeps on
challenging you with every set you do.
Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.
Difficulty
3 Adrenaline Rush
Adrenaline Rush is a fast-paced, High Intensity Interval training Workout

that loads the body’s major muscle groups quickly, raises body temperature
and pushes your body’s performance to the max. This is a level four
workout so you’ll get into the sweat zone pretty much from the first set.
The load to your lungs is going to be significant as the body’s major
muscle groups are challenged, but by leaving almost no muscle group
untargeted this is the kind of workout you go to when you are looking for
something that will seriously challenge your fitness and sculpt your body.
Do everything as fast as possible, trying to up the rep count and focus on
the EC for added difficulty.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups every time.
Difficulty
4 Ants in My Pants
Ants In My Pants lives up to its billing because you literally have zero
downtime here. With exercises that flow from standing up to floor and back
the workout uses Jumping Jacks to jack-up the pressure pushing not just
your calf muscles to the limit but also your VO2 Max. Remember your heels
never touch down during Jumping Jacks and your fingertips meet at the
apex point over your head. Master it!
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of burpees each time.
Difficulty
5 Beginner HIIT
The Beginner HIIT Workout is perfect if you are running low on energy,
short on time or if you are just starting out with HIIT. It’s not hard yet it is
demanding enough to give you a good burn. Try to go flat out each time -
after all, it’s only 15 seconds. You can do anything for 15 seconds!
Difficulty
6 Belly Burner
For those looking for a workout that can help shift those extra few pounds
Belly Burner does the trick. Get those knees past your waist each time you
do High Knees and make sure you always land on the ball of the foot when
you bring your foot down. Go high and fast on the burpees, working your
legs to cram in as many reps each time as possible. Recover on the go in-
between with elbow plank. Add EC just so you can load your lungs and test
your VO2 Max capacity.
Difficulty
7 Better Tomorrow
When we do nothing, we only get more of the same. For a better tomorrow,
a tomorrow we want to see, we have to apply effort. A better self requires
work - through physical work we don’t just chisel our bodies, we strengthen
our minds, our willpower and resolve. Give it a shot, what do you have to
lose? It can only get better.
For best results, go flat out (go as fast as you can) when performing
jumping lunges, high knees and jump squats. The workout is designed to
go through low-to-high and back to low intervals.
Difficulty
8 Blaster
High Intensity Interval Training is not an exercise. It is the furnace where

you bake the body you want to have. Sounds like the kind of thing you want
to do? Dive into Blaster and be prepared to see some real change, real fast.
(You’ve been warned).
Extra Credit: 30 seconds rest between sets.
Difficulty
9 Blueprint
The Blueprint is an aerobic-heavy workout that will raise your body

temperature from the first round, push your lungs and test your muscles. As
you go from one exercise to the next you alter the load applied to the body’s
critical muscle groups but you never quite ease it off. The result is a Level 3
workout that will nonetheless push all the right buttons.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups and squats every time.
Difficulty
10 Boiler Room
Boiler Room lives up to its name by bringing you to the boil in no time at all.
It uses every major muscle group in the body piling on the pressure as you
go from one exercise to the next. Aim to get in as many reps as possible
and try to maintain your performance output steady or increasing as you go
from one set to the next.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of burpees every time.
Difficulty
11 Boxer
Boxers have phenomenal limb speed, arm strength and stamina. They
can generate tremendous forces on the areas they strike and are easily
amongst the most fearsome unarmed fighters anyone can hope to face.
The Boxer HIIT workout combines some of the favourite moves of boxing
with a high intensity interval training plan that will push your body to its
limits.
Difficulty
12 Bulletproof Abs
Bulletproof Abs is a workout that relentlessly piles up pressure on all major

ab wall muscle groups. Perform High Knees by bringing your knee up to
waist height each time. Make sure you’re on the ball of the foot as you land
to absorb the impact from each step. This is a difficulty Level IV workout
which means you will definitely feel the burn while doing it.
Difficulty
13 Burn Mode
Jumping Jacks may seem an unlikely exercise to seriously challenge our

VO2 Max levels, but performed fast, with perfect form, the heels of the
feet never touching down and hands meeting overhead, it becomes key
to developing fast, tight, arms/legs coordination and great fascial fitness.
Plus there are those core exercises in between that make Burn Mode one to
come back to again and again and attempt to conquer at Level III with EC.
Difficulty
14 Burn Zone
Burn Zone is a workout designed to get you into the sweat zone from the
very first set. Reps count here which means you need to make every second
count. Have quick transitions from one exercise to the next. Stay on the
balls of your feet during Jumping Jacks and bring your knees to your chest
when doing Burpees with Jump Knee Tucks. Stay on the balls of your feet
when you land from the Knee Tucks. This is a workout that will test your
VO2 Max. Add EC and it becomes a massive challenge.
Difficulty
15 Cardio Dive
The abdominal group is made of four separate muscle groups and Cardio
Dive is designed to target them all, beginning to increase the load with each
set without neglecting the other muscle groups in the body. The result is a
seemingly simple workout that gets you sweating quickly and pushes your
VO2 Max levels. Make sure you pump your arms during High Knees and you
bring your knees to waist height each time.
Difficulty
16 Cardio Mixer
Before our roaming plane of existence was bounded by the walls of our
office space, life was punctuated by short, sharp bursts of activity as we
hunted for food and fought for territory. We no longer have to do any of that
but a short, sharp burst of intense activity still makes us feel alive.
Difficulty
17 Cardio Prime
You barely need any space for this high intensity, interval training workout.
You could almost perform it standing in a barrel which means you now
have no real excuses for not trying this at least once.
Difficulty
18 Cardio Pro
Cardio Pro is a High Intensity Interval Training Program designed to help

your body burn high and your muscles work hard. The exercise transition
allows for some recovery on the fly while the load to the muscle groups
being worked is applied with some consistency throughout each set and
with higher intensity at specific moments in the set. Add EC to challenge
yourself and try to extend the reach of your physical prowess.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of basic burpees every time.
Difficulty
19 Carpe Diem
If seizing the day is your thing then Carpe Diem should be your workout.
This is a high-speed, high-intensity, Level IV workout that will put you in the
sweatzone from the very first set and keep you there for every set after that.
Get your knees to waist height during High Knees and don’t forget to pump
your arms. Everything is time-based which means that reps really matter.
Try to get as many as you can in each exercise and maintain or improve the
level in each set. Add EC (you will really know the burn then).
Difficulty
20 The Catch
The Catch is not difficult. In fact as a difficulty Level II workout it will just
keep you ticking over on the days when you just cannot get sufficient drive
to explore the limits of what you can do. But on those days this is exactly
what you need in order to maintain the momentum of your fitness journey.
You know the drill. Be light on your feet when you’re doing Jumping Ts and
maintain a straight body during the plank.
Difficulty
21 Chisel Express
When we listen to our body we know when there are days when all we
need is a fast, energizing workout that will not take us to the very brink of
our resources but will still leave us feeling like we’ve worked out. Chisel
is just such a workout. It uses just three basic bodyweight exercises in a
combination that is challenging enough to help us shape our body and see
results. Being a Level II workout however this is the one you do when you
are “building up” to greater things or “powering down” and maintaining your
edge on days when you’re not in your top form.
Difficulty
22 Chopper
If someone urges you to get to the chopper you know it ain’t going to
be easy. For a start just calling it “chopper” means you’re in a tight spot
with time running out and the hordes bearing down upon you. Plus you’re
probably out of ammo and have nowhere to hide either. Good thing the Get
To The Chopper workout is here to help you get fit enough to make it before
they get you. EC is a must here. You never know when you just may need to
extra boost.
Difficulty
23 Coda
Take your cardio to the next level with the CODA workout. It has the best of
everything and it has the worst of everything - catch your breath and dare it
again! Who Dares, Wins.
Extra Credit: Keep the plank throughout the second row.
Difficulty
24 Combat Burpee
Halloween is rock candy night which means “zero guilt” for you provided
you do the Combat Burpee workout. A difficulty Level IV workout, it is
designed to help you get that extra burn which probably makes it a great
primer to that night out when you know you won’t be able to turn down
dessert.
Difficulty
25 Confessor
Confessors require agility, speed and razor-sharp reflexes. Mere muscle

bulk will not do here. You need tendon strength and muscle density. A
body that is balanced and capable. You need to be able to ‘dance’ through
your routine rather than power through it. This workout works the parts of
the body that will help you do just that. It is intended to give you control
and it allows you to become more powerful by linking up different muscle
systems.
Difficulty
26 Core Burn
Core Burn demands perfect form when performing High Knees, which
means your knees need to come to waist height each time and you only
ever land on the ball of the foot. You pump your arms in synch to your legs.
The rest of the exercises are not easy either but then again you’re here to
make your core and abs feel they’ve worked out. This will do it.
Difficulty
27 Core Sculpt
Core Sculpt uses High Knees and some basic core training exercises to
raise your body temperature, challenge tendon strength and VO2 Max
performance and work the main abdominal groups. The floor exercises
provide a handy active recovery stage which means High Knees are
performed at high intensity with lots of pumping of the arms and with the
knees coming up to waist height, each time. Remember to land on the ball
of your foot. Add EC, com’on. Add it!
Difficulty
28 Crossfire
The real meaning of this workout becomes evident only after you’ve blasted
through it a few times. This is a High Intensity Interval Training that’ll leave
you feeling like you can take on the world, once you’ve caught your breath.
If you ever find yourself in a crossfire.
Difficulty
29 Cursor
If what you are looking for is a workout that transforms your entire body
into an instrument to be used by you then you need go no further than
Cursor. Utilizing a combination of concentric and eccentric muscle
movements, performed at speed, and using all of the body’s major muscle
groups Cursor becomes the workout that tests your capability and keeps
on testing it until you’ve mastered it, which means Level III, with EC and
finishing with some spare energy in the tank.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of jumping lunges each time.
Difficulty
30 Double Helix
Double Helix is a game of two halves. You work the lower body, transferring
the load to the upper body and then you take it back to the lower body
again and in all this time your core and abs are working hard. This is a full
body HIIT workout that will get you in the sweat zone from the very first
set. Go for the maximum rep count in each exercise use EC as a measure of
your fitness level.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups each time.
Difficulty
31 Drifter
The Drifter is only a difficulty Level II workout. That makes it light and fast,
relying on constant motion to raise your body temperature and bring you to
the sweatzone. Keep on the balls of your feet when you do Jumping Jacks
and really work your arms and legs fast. Try to get a high rep count on every
exercise and then maintain it on each set.
Difficulty
32 Expedited Delivery
Expedited delivery is zippy and even the floor exercises are designed to put
a load on muscles ans tendons that are used in the rest of the workout.
That makes it a challenge to get through without a groan 9or two) which
means it will work to bring up your body temperature and put you in the
sweatzone, fast.
Difficulty
33 Fab Abs
The abs and core are the junction at which lower body strength is
translated into upper body power. But for that to happen you need strong
abs and a strong core. Fab Abs works all of that in a dynamic and static
fashion. The cross-mix delivers a potent abs workout that demands you
raise your knees to waist height during High Knees and keep your body
as absolutely straight as you possibly can during plank. Add EC when you
need the extra challenge that will make your abs and core burn.
Difficulty
34 Fast & Dangerous
A fast burst of activity is all it takes to get your body moving, your heart
pumping and your brain racing. You actually need all of this to get through
a productive day and you can gain a real boost by investing just 60 seconds
of your time (of course you can repeat again and again).
Difficulty
35 Fire Punch
The Fire Punch workout, as expected, puts some fire back into your
punches. Punches are not made in the biceps. or even the shoulders. It
takes strong legs and a good core to drive them home. The Fire Punch
workout delivers on all those fronts. Add EC and you’re also testing your
aerobic capacity.
Difficulty
36 Flamethrower
How tough are you? Really? The Flamethrower workout is one way to find
out. Beyond the need to really pack in the reps count in every 15-second
segment there is the requirement to really keep those knees waist-high
for 30 seconds at a time. This is a high burn workout that gets you into
the sweat zone very, very quickly and then simply does not let up. Like any
Level four difficulty, workout it requires you to stay focused and on form
and try to maintain your rep count the same throughout.
Difficulty
37 Flyby
Keep on the balls of your feet when doing Jumping Jacks and this workout
begins to get way harder than it has any right to be. You’re on a time limit
on each exercise so the number of reps really counts, try to get as many
in each exercise segment as possible and keep the number consistent
throughout.
Extra Credit: Keep the plank changing from plank to raised leg plank.
Difficulty
38 Free Fall
Free Fall is an aerobic-heavy HIIT workout that works hard to bring fascial
fitness levels up, increase upper/lower body synchronization and deliver a
strong core. It gets you into the sweat zone from the first three and a half
minutes and then it keeps you there. Test your performance by counting
what you do on each exercise in your first two sets and then see if you can
maintain it throughout the number of sets you do. Extra Credit given if you
manage this on burpees.
Extra Credit: hit the same number of basic burpees every time.
Difficulty
39 Game Changer
Through a series of successive eccentric and concentric exercises

coupled with upper body and core-challenging work, the Game Changer
workout succeeds in loading the cardiovascular and aerobic systems and
establishing a training routine whose benefits will not take long to make
themselves felt.
Difficulty
40 Genesis
It’s always hard in the beginning but if you stick with it, in the end it’s all
worth it. The Genesis workout is pure fire, it will break you to remake you.
Bear with it, give it your all, persevere and, once you conquer it, nothing will
ever feel like too much to overcome. This is how toughness is nurtured and
how iron will is forged. Keep moving, as fast as you can until the time is
done, catch your breath and do it again. Bring your knees up as high as you
can, as far in as you can and don’t forget to breathe!
Difficulty
41 Get It Done
This workout is perfect for when you just need to - Get It Done. It will
challenge your lungs and work your core without overtaxing your system
delivering just the right amount of burn, at the right time. It’s fairly easy
to follow, there are no complex moves, but it will work your entire body
nonetheless. Keep your arm up throughout the second row and keep your
elbows pointing forward during bicep extensions - don’t drop your arms
down, for maximum results.
Difficulty
42 Grasshopper
Use your body to fight gravity and develop the kind of elastic, explosive,
lean muscle that makes you feel like you can do anything. Grasshopper is
just such a workout. It helps you develop fascial strength and it still takes
you to the point where your VO2 Max is challenged. Add EC and you have a
real winner on your hands.
Difficulty
43 Grind
If you’re going to hone your body to a fine edge you need an exceptional
grind. The Grind is a workout that helps you develop lower body strength
and total body coordination. The difficulty level may not be very high but
that doesn’t mean that the intensity is not there. Pick your knees up to
waist height each time you step, work your arms in coordinated unison and
feel the difference it all makes to the way your body functions. Great for
those just starting out but also a perfect tuner-upper for those who need a
workout on days when they don’t always feel like going flat-out.
Difficulty
44 Hear Me Roar
Hear Me Roar is the kind of workout that pushes you into the sweat zone
within the first three minutes of exercise (which is the first set). It engages
core, upper body and lower body, equally - engaging all the major muscle
groups it places quite a load on aerobic performance (VO2 Max). Performed
at Level III with EC this is workout designed to push the boundaries of
physical performance.
Extra Credit: 1 push-ups every 20 seconds
Difficulty
45 Hell’s Circuit
Once in a while the moon turns red, the sky turns dark and there’s a green
glowing mist rising from the ground and that’s exactly how you begin to
perceive the world as you get past the 4-minute mark of the first set of
Hell’s Circuit. Designed to test the mettle of mortals, this a workout that
transforms everyone who does it, even at Level I. The exercises appear
deceptively easy but don’t be fooled. Those who embark upon this little
workout without feeling at least a little trepidation are destined for
greatness.
Difficulty
46 Heyday
Heyday is a Level IV workout that uses both concentric and eccentric

muscle movements to challenge the body’s VO2 Max limits and raise the
body’s temperature along with its endurance level. The emphasis here is
on speed. You want to get as many reps done in each exercise as possible.
Change sides halfway in the kicks and punches for a more balanced muscle
and coordination development. When doing crunches it’s important to keep
your hands by the side of your head but do not hold it. Go for EC and it
really gets very tough, very quickly.
Difficulty
47 Homemade Hero
In Homemade Hero you rest by training your core, which means that during
the more active part of this HIIT workout you really need to up the intensity
and get the numbers in, even if it means reducing the quality of your form.
The benefits are stronger, leaner muscles and an aerobic system that will
let you catch the bus every time you run for it.
Difficulty
48 Hotfoot
Hotfoot may look easy but the moment you realize that your knees have
to come up to waist height all the time you realize that it will also place a
heavy load on your lungs. It certainly does just that. Twist your body when
you do march twists and make your you are on the balls of your feet at all
times and this is a workout that will seriously challenge you.
Difficulty
49 Howler
Some workouts you are prepared for right from the moment you see them
and others kinda sneak up on you and leave you feeling wasted on the floor,
wondering why you did not see them coming. Howler is definitely one of
the latter. Its Level III workout status is deceptive. Bring your knees up to
your waist every time you do High Knees, make sure you land on the ball of
the foot each time, pump your arms as you run and go as fast as possible
in 40 seconds and you realize that this could easily be a Level IV or Level V
workout, especially if you add EC.
Extra Credit: Hold the plank in between high knees every time.
Difficulty
50 Huff & Puff
When it comes to HIIT speed and rep count are important because they
help maintain intensity and it’s intensity that delivers results. So, really, for
Huff & Puff as for all of the High Intensity Interval Training workouts you
want to start as fast and hard as you can, improve on it after the first set
or two and then maintain the intensity by keeping track of the rep count
for each exercise. That way you’re really pushing against the edges of your
ability and forcing your body to improve.
Difficulty
51 Incinerator
Incinerator is a high-impact aerobic workout that will help you get faster
and increase your endurance. High Knees means High Knees here (knees
coming up to waist height each time) and you need to pump your arms in
order to maintain the pace. Remember to land, always, on the ball of the
foot so your heels never touch down. The transition from one exercise to
the next should be done as fast as possible and reps really count here so
go for as high a number as you can.
Difficulty
52 Inferno
Inferno is a Level 4 High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) that places

quite the load on the entire body and keeps it there for the duration of the
workout. Make sure High Knees are performed by bringing the knee to the
height of the waist and keep your body straight and your arms pumping
while you are doing it. This is a high-burn, lots-of-sweat kind fo workout so
be prepared to feel its effects.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of burpees in 20 seconds every time.
Difficulty
53 Intervention
Intervention will make you stronger, fitter, faster and, according to the latest
research, younger at a cellular level. To reap all these benefits you need to
pile up the reps and then maintain your focus so that your rep count each
time doesn’t drop below the number you clock up in your first set (though it
can rise if you want). Add EC and you will be even stronger, faster, smarter,
younger.
Difficulty
54 Into The Fire
Combining a number of gravity-fighting moves and combat moves Into

The Fire is a workout designed to challenge strength, endurance and
coordination. This is a difficulty Level IV workout which means it’s not really
suitable for those who are new to fitness or for those coming back in from a
long lay-off, but it should definitely be on your horizon.
Difficulty
55 Mass Blast
Developed to help you storm hills and race up mountains this is the
workout for those looking to unlock all the power of their lower body.
Difficulty
56 Max Impact
Some workouts are designed to deliver at a high-impact, no-holds barred

level. If you’re ready to take your body to that extra-fit level then this is the
one to do.
Difficulty
57 Max Out
Max Out is a difficulty Level IV workout that loads your lungs by moving
large muscle groups all the time and it keeps on loading them as you
go from one exercise to another and one set to the next. Form is crucial
here, despite the need for a high rep count. Use both arms and legs in
coordination in March Steps and High Knees. Go as high as you can as you
jump during Burpees.
Difficulty
58 Melt Off
Melt Off uses large muscle groups under a heavy load to test your VO2
Max. Form and rep count are important here. Bring your knees to waist
height during High Knees and work fast and hard with your Burpees to get
in as many as you can in each 20 second time slot. Your active recovery is
the Elbow Plank so breathe slow and deep during those times to oxygenate
your muscles. Add EC and the load becomes interesting.
Difficulty
59 New Beginning
The beauty of HIIT is that everyone can do it at their own level, whatever
it might be. As long as we give it our all we will see results. HIIT it with the
New Beginnings Workout and get back into it, like you mean it. Keep the
plank when transitioning from the plank to climbers, plank jacks and plank
leg raises, DDD = don’t drop down. Go flat out when performing high knees,
jumping jacks and butt kicks.
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60 No One Is Watching
Work out like No One is Watching! Because no one probably is. The more
variety you have in your routine, the better since your muscles haven’t
adapted to the new moves and haven’t optimized for the minimum energy
expenditure required, yet. Go flat out on this one, form is secondary - just
have fun with it!
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61 No Surrender
You know that the moment you get a workout called No Surrender it’s really
a challenge because surrender is what you’d want to do. Resist the fatigue
that’s designed to build up and maintain your output throughout each set.
This one’s all about the intensity and if you like to up the ante just a tad,
add EC.
Difficulty
62 Odyssey
The Odyssey took ten years to deliver a result and a lot of personal
struggle. Luckily, The Odyssey workout is geared to train you to get there
a little bit faster and hard as it may seem, the personal struggle is nothing
like its namesake. Add EC, because you know you must and make this one
a personal target to conquer.
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63 Out Of Excuses
For the days when you want to work hard but don’t want to have to think
too much the Out Of Excuses workout offers the perfect combination of
heavy physical engagement and light mental work. It’s a fast, focused
workout that will get you sweating very quickly and then will have you
breathing hard. The benefits are that as your body works, your mind
recharges. You may end up feeling tired but you will definitely want to try
and do this again.
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64 Overdrive
Get your body into overdrive with the Overdrive workout. This is a high
intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workout that targets most of the body’s
major muscle groups. The combination of exercises and combat moves is
designed to push your VO2 levels while recruiting secondary muscle groups
as fatigue begins to kick in. This will have you in the sweat zone pretty fast
and if you add EC you will begin to feel the benefits faster.
Extra Credit: Hit a minimum of 10 reps for every exercises except high
knees every time.
Difficulty
65 Overhaul
Overhaul is a workout that targets tendons and muscles that power the
lower body. It is used to build explosiveness and power. Make sure you
bring your knee up to waist-height when performing March Steps and High
Knees. Pump your arms in unison with your legs and bring the pace up that
way. Try to work to the same count of reps or better each time, throughout
each set.
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66 Over The Rainbow
Hyperload your muscles and then try to keep your balance! It’s a lot harder
than it looks. This workout is not just challenging (and extremely effective),
it’s also a lot of fun. Take a jump over the rainbow and see how you fair. You
can change legs during balance hold halfway through or you can change
sides at every set - it’s up to you!
Difficulty
67 Persephone
Persephone, in Greek mythology, spends half her time in the Underworld

and the rest in the world above ground. The workout that bears her name
however is all pure Hell Week. Two alternating exercises, performed to
perfection, will push your muscles and lungs to the very edge of your
capability. This is exactly what you want, right?
Difficulty
68 Phoenix Burn
The legendary Phoenix rises from its ashes, renewed. Well, this is a little
bit like this HIIT workout. Not only will you burn high through it but you will
also feel totally renewed once you get to the other side.
Difficulty
69 Pouncer
The Pouncer workout will work your abs but it won’t neglect the rest of your
body. It looks deceptively easy and with just two alternating, time-based
exercises you’d be tempted to think it is. The Pouncer has a bite however
that begins to make itself felt after the first set. Treat with care. Come back
to it often.
Difficulty
70 Power Bolt
It’s not the number of exercises you do or even the variety, that matters.
It is the intensity and the load they can place on the muscle groups that
move the body that make the difference by activating the body’s adaptation
response. As you’re guessing right now, Power Bolt does just that. At less
than three minutes per set it uses just two exercises to achieve an almost
total body workout. Go high on your Burpees, work really fast with your
High Knees, mainatin perfect form throughout and don’t forget to land on
the ball of the foot, to absorb the impact.
Difficulty
71 Power Melt
Power Melt is a high aerobic load workout that will push your lungs to
capacity. Pump your arms and bring your knees to waist height during High
Knees, go fast on your Burpees and really let rip during your Punches by
planting your feet firmly on the floor and using your pelvic muscles to twist
your upper body with punches. Go fast on your Push Ups. As you guessed
reps really count here and you want to maintain the same number if not go
up as you go from set to set. Add EC if all that is not enough.
Difficulty
72 Power Shed
Power Shed is a fast moving strength and tone workout that also pushes
VO2 Max, which means endurance. Each exercise is time-based which
means you really need to get the rep count up for each exercise and then
aim to keep it there or improve it throughout each set. Get your knees up at
High Knees and make sure you’re landing on the balls of your feet as you
touch down. Plant your feet firmly during punches, left foot forward and
then really twist your upper trunk to get body weight behind each punch
and snap the punch back fast to get the rep count up. Transition as quickly
as you can between exercises, give yourself zero downtime. And add EC. It
will make you feel the burn!
Difficulty
73 Power Strike
Do your body a favor and take it to another performance level entirely

with the Power strike workout. This is a fast and furious, HIIT workout
that raises the body’s temperature, loads the aerobic and cardiovascular
systems and pushes every muscle group there is to coordinate and perform
better. The constant change from bodyweight to ballistic exercises and
back again make sure that the pressure keeps piling up and up and up. You
get into the sweat zone from pretty much the first set so you’d better be
warmed up properly beforehand. The benefits are strength, speed, power
and endurance.
Extra Credit: Keep the number of reps per exercise, per set constant
throughout for that extra load, no dipping as you get tired.
Difficulty
74 Power Trim
A trim physique is more a function of cumulative exercise, done regularly

than the odd hour spent in the gym sweating heavily and using equipment.
Make this part of your day and over the course of a year you will see the
results.
Difficulty
75 The Purge
The Purge is a workout that will prepare your body for levelling up. It doesn’t
just target virtually every major muscle group it also loads them with
exercises that demand high intensity. That challenges your VO2 Max and
it gets you in the sweatzone quickly. You’re kinda getting the implications
of this workout’s name. Go hard, go fast and bring your knees high on High
Knees. Don’t forget to be on the balls of your feet throughout the workout,
don’t let your heels touch down now.
Difficulty
76 Quick HIIT
Sometimes you just need to HIIT it QUICK! Go flat out, de-stress, take over
the world - you can do this! It has it all: cardio, combat, abs and core; all
combined in one bad-ass workout. Keep your body straight while holding
the plank. Don’t drop your arms when transitioning from punches to squat
hold punches.
Difficulty
77 The Rambler
Lower body work utilizes many muscle groups and requires a lot of
coordination. It also burns significant amounts of oxygen to power all this.
The Rambler is an HIIT workout designed to help you burn hot fast. Go for
maximum rep count in each exercise in the allotted time and try to maintain
the count throughout each set.
Difficulty
78 Rapid Fire
Rapid Fire is a fast-paced workout that targets core and abs and demands
they work explosively to power the body as you transition from basic
Burpees to ground work (Plank) and back again. There are a couple of
things to watch out for here in order to get the most out of this workout.
First make each transition as fast as possible. Second pack in as many
reps as possible in your burpees by moving your legs out and back again to
get in burpee jump positions as fast as you can.
Difficulty
79 Reanimator
Wake up your muscles with a vengeance with the Reanimator workout.

Designed to primarily be a lower body workout this one manages to hit all
the right notes in quite a lot of secondary muscle groups. While it’s suitable
for beginners it will still challenge more advanced fitness levels, especially
if you add EC.
Difficulty
80 Recalibrator
Recalibrator is a workout built around Jumping Jacks that form the axis
of its routine. This means your form needs to be pitch-perfect. Arms must
come up over the side, meet at the very top of your head, in sync with your
feet being out and then forcefully brought down, working all arm muscles
in both movements. Be on the ball of your feet as you bounce and try and
remain on the same count of Jumping Jacks throughout. There are also
basic burpees with a jump, but then again you expected that.
Difficulty
81 Reckoning
Combat skills challenge the body and tax the mind The Reckoning offers
plenty for both. It’s not just the physical side of the exercises. It is also the
mental aspect of coordinating each movement, maintaining balance, trying
to have perfect form and delivering a smooth, fluid motion. If it all gets a
little too much don’t worry. It is exactly what it should be.
Difficulty
82 Rectifier
HIIT exercises up your fitness level, improve VO2 Max and help you get
fitter, faster. The Rectifier workout targets your whole body. Like every time-
based workout reps and intensity are more important than form so you
really want to try and get as many reps in for each exercise as you can and
not drop your performance level as you go through the sets.
Difficulty
83 Refiner
When you’re looking for a High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workout
that will help you develop explosive power, endurance, aerobic capability
and great recovery time, Refiner should be the one you go to. A difficulty
Level IV workout this is not for those new to training and working out, but
once you get a little more comfortable with the challenge of pushing your
body to perform, this will become a favorite.
Difficulty
84 Respawn
Difficulty
85 Reviver
Get back on track with the Reviver Workout. It’s an accessible HIIT workout
ideal for when you are sore or in recovery but still need an exercise fix.
Keep your arms up during bicep extensions and tighten up your core during
planks.
Difficulty
86 Rewired
The Rewired Workout is hard enough to get you working but not too
demanding to make you regret it. If you feel it’s time to shake off the
cobwebs and give your system a full defrag - this is the workout for you.
Keep your body straight during planks and go full out during jumping jacks.
Difficulty
87 Ricochet
Combat moves when coupled with callisthenics produce an interesting

challenge: muscles have to work ballistically and with resistance which
means the dynamic range of motion is challenged both ways. Ricochet
provides a workout that will tire you out faster than you expect and will
challenge your conditioning. Then again that’s what you’re here for. Right?
Add EC and you’re ready to level up.
Difficulty
88 Rocket Fuel
High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is rocket-fuel to your muscles which

is why the Rocket Fuel workout is here to help you reach new performance
levels. Because you’re always chasing your own performance horizon there
is never an easy setting on this, though the difficulty level is subjective. Do
it in a half-hearted way and you instantly reduce the benefits it will give you.
Go full-out in each 20-second burst and you’ll soon feel the burn and the
benefits.
Extra Credit: Stay on the balls of your feet throughout. Never let your heels
touch down.
Difficulty
89 Run & Gun
HIIT workouts are all the rage and Run And Gun doe snot disappoint. It
is fast, light, uses every major muscle group there is and gets you in the
sweat zone within the first three minutes (set 1). The question after that is
just how much can you push yourself so you can improve faster? Can your
knees go higher during High Knees? Can you pump your arms more? Can
you punch faster? can your hooks be sharper and your upper cuts driven by
your bending your knees more? These are questions you get the chance to
find the answer to.
Extra Credit: 1 push-up every 20 seconds.
Difficulty
90 Playing With Scissors
Playing with Scissors is a seemingly easy workout that mirrors upper and
lower body tendon/muscle groups load to produce a complete workout
that will make you faster and more powerful. Speed in execution is of the
essence here. Keep your arms and legs perfectly straight and move them
fast. Stay on the balls of your feet throughout Jumping Jacks. You will feel
the difference once it’s all over.
Difficulty
91 Shifter
Do shifters need to have great freedom of movement to physically morph

from one form to another? We don’t know for sure. But we do know that if
you have the moves then you can walk the walk and talk the talk.
Difficulty
92 Silver
The silver workout is a deceptively gentle set of exercises designed to

get your body going without too much fanfare or undue pressure on
muscle groups. This makes it one of those stealth mode workouts you
can do when you’re not sure you should be exercising or when you are in
recuperative mode, or when simply you’re stuck for a workout routine, do
not want to wake the neighbours or advertise the fact you’re working out.
Plus, this is perfect for those just starting out on their journey to personal
awesomeness.
Difficulty
93 The Sizzler
The Sizzler is the kind of HIIT workout where you can increase the intensity
by adding a little precision to your form. Stay on the balls of your feet
throughout, for instance, and insist on bringing your arms down as fast as
you send them up during Jumping Jacks and you get a pretty intense HIIT
experience that will have you in the sweatzone from the very first set. Add
EC and the challenge gets pretty real.
Difficulty
94 Skydiver
Skydiver is a full body HIIT workout that utilizes rapid limb movements
and coordinated upper/lower body exercises to create a load on practically
every major muscle group in the body. You want to maintain form in this
one, trying to get the full range of movement where it’s required and still
get as many reps in as possible. This is a sweat-inducing workout that will
get you into the “hot zone” of your performance cycle and keep you there,
particularly if you also add EC.
Difficulty
95 Smoking Hot
This workout is for those who like it hot and are not afraid to go an extra
mile for that extra burn. Slightly longer than a traditional DAREBEE HIIT
circuit this routine is here to add some spice to your day. To get the most
out of your workout keep the plank during the plank to push-up transition
and all the way through the final plank sequence. The calf raises are not
there for you to rest, make sure you go up and down as fast as can - it’s HIIT
after all! Keep your arms up during bicep extensions so your elbows point
forward for all 40 seconds each time. If you feel the burn, your are on the
right track.
Extra Credit: Keep the plank whenever possible.
Difficulty
96 SOS
SOS is a fast-moving, hard-hitting HIIT workout that demands explosion

and consistent pressure throughout each set. Stay on your toes throughout
your Jumping Jacks routine and make sure you also always land on the ball
of the foot after each Jump Knee Tuck. bring your knees to your chest with
Jump Knee Tucks and move as explosively as you can within the 10 sec
segment of the workout. You will feel the burn and there is always fatigue
to battle against. Then again this is the kind of workout you may need
rescue from, and that’s before you add EC.
Extra Credit: Hit the same number of jump knee tucks every time.
Difficulty
97 Super Burn
Get your body into the Super Burn zone with this workout for guaranteed
super sweat! Go as fast as you can and try to hit the same number of reps
every time you complete each exercise. Keep your arms up throughout the
second row of exercises for Extra Credit and aim for a minimum of 10 basic
burpees (no push-up) per 20 seconds each time to get the most out of this
routine. Catch your breath and repeat!
Extra Credit: Keep arms up at #3, #4 & #5 and do a minimum of 10 basic

burpees each time.
Difficulty
98 Super HIIT
Every now and then you really feel like a “reset” HIIT session, the kind
of session that will superheat your muscles, make you sweat hard and
leave you feeling totally wiped out afterwards. There are good reasons for
sessions like that and they have to do with levelling up. Bring your knees
waist high during High Knees, sync your arms and legs, and try to get in
as many reps as possible in each 20-second segment. Even done once a
month this particular HIIT workout will deliver tangible benefits in overall
physical performance.
Difficulty
99 Sweat Inc.
Sweat Inc., is not a difficult workout but boy does it target tendons, core,
lateral abs and satellite muscle groups (in addition to recruiting some large
muscle groups) the way few other workouts do. The result is a challenging
workout that lives up to the billing of its name and helps you raise the bar
on your athletic performance. Plus it’s accessible to practically every level
of fitness.
Difficulty
100 Toaster
Hunting Cylons means you need to be a machine yourself. This is a workout

to help you build lower body strength and endurance. And don’t forget that
“burpees are everyone’s favorite exercise” (said no one, ever).
Difficulty

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100 HIIT Workouts

This collection has been designed to be completely no-equipment for

Transitions are carefully worked out to hyperload specific muscle groups

There is no rest between exercises - only after sets, unless specified

Recommended rest time:

Level I: 2 minutes or less

If you can’t do all out push-ups yet on Level I it is perfectly acceptable to do

EC stands for “Extra Credit”.

Video Exercise Library

Extra Credit: Keep the plank throughout the set.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Adrenaline Rush is a fast-paced, High Intensity Interval training Workout

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups every time.

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of burpees each time.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

High Intensity Interval Training is not an exercise. It is the furnace where

Extra Credit: 30 seconds rest between sets.

The Blueprint is an aerobic-heavy workout that will raise your body

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of burpees every time.

Extra Credit: 30 seconds rest between sets.

Bulletproof Abs is a workout that relentlessly piles up pressure on all major

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Jumping Jacks may seem an unlikely exercise to seriously challenge our

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Cardio Pro is a High Intensity Interval Training Program designed to help

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: Keep the plank throughout the second row.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Confessors require agility, speed and razor-sharp reflexes. Mere muscle

Extra Credit: 30 seconds rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 30 seconds rest between sets.

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups each time.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups every time.

Through a series of successive eccentric and concentric exercises

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of burpees every time.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 push-ups every 20 seconds

Extra Credit: 30 seconds rest between sets.

Heyday is a Level IV workout that uses both concentric and eccentric

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Extra Credit: Hit the same number of push-ups every time.

Inferno is a Level 4 High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) that places

Extra Credit: 1 minute rest between sets.

Combining a number of gravity-fighting moves and combat moves Into